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Paradise lost: the town incinerated by California's deadliest wildfire

published:27 Nov 2018

Paradise lost: the town incinerated by California's deadliest wildfire

Paradise lost: the town incinerated by California's deadliest wildfire

published:27 Nov 2018

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Paradise, California, was a slice of heaven for those who lived there – until they lost everything in California\'s worst wildfire. The Camp fire wiped out the town, killed at least 85 people, and scorched 150,000 acres. But in the face of a dark new reality, shellshocked residents are displaying resilience
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Paradise lost: the town incinerated by California's deadliest wildfire

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Paradise, California, was a slice of heaven for those who lived there – until they lost everything in California\'s worst wildfire. The Camp fire wiped out the town, killed at least 85 people, and scorched 150,000 acres. But in the face of a dark new reality, shellshocked residents are displaying resilience
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Inside The Search For Nearly 1,000 People Missing From The California Wildfire (HBO)

published:20 Nov 2018

Inside The Search For Nearly 1,000 People Missing From The California Wildfire (HBO)

Inside The Search For Nearly 1,000 People Missing From The California Wildfire (HBO)

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CHICO, California — As the Camp Fire continues to burn, 12 days later, and at 66 percent containment, 77 deaths have been confirmed, and 993 are left unaccounted for.
With over 151,000 acres burned, the search for the unaccounted is unprecedented.
\"We don’t normally have a process to deal with this many unaccounted for individuals,\" Butte County Sheriff and Coroner Kory Honea told VICE News. But the list has posed several challenges for authorities trying to track everyone down. Issues range from: People not knowing they are on the list, duplicated names due to converged data sets, to even finding remains in all the debris.
While the list of unaccounted people represents an imperfect picture of the missing, it does illustrate the large retirement community in the area. Paradise, the city hardest hit by the fires, was known, in part, as a retirement community, a quiet place for people to get away.
VICE News spent time with Tammie Konicki, during her search for her missing 64-year-old mother, who was last seen getting into a car the morning of the fire.
“Hopefully she is somewhere and just doesn’t have a way to get a hold of us,” Konicki said of her mother. “Right now, for me, no news is good news, because no news means she hasn’t been found dead,” she said. “She’s not one of those bodies as of yet.”
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Inside The Search For Nearly 1,000 People Missing From The California Wildfire (HBO)

published:20 Nov 2018

views:32198

CHICO, California — As the Camp Fire continues to burn, 12 days later, and at 66 percent containment, 77 deaths have been confirmed, and 993 are left unaccounted for.
With over 151,000 acres burned, the search for the unaccounted is unprecedented.
\"We don’t normally have a process to deal with this many unaccounted for individuals,\" Butte County Sheriff and Coroner Kory Honea told VICE News. But the list has posed several challenges for authorities trying to track everyone down. Issues range from: People not knowing they are on the list, duplicated names due to converged data sets, to even finding remains in all the debris.
While the list of unaccounted people represents an imperfect picture of the missing, it does illustrate the large retirement community in the area. Paradise, the city hardest hit by the fires, was known, in part, as a retirement community, a quiet place for people to get away.
VICE News spent time with Tammie Konicki, during her search for her missing 64-year-old mother, who was last seen getting into a car the morning of the fire.
“Hopefully she is somewhere and just doesn’t have a way to get a hold of us,” Konicki said of her mother. “Right now, for me, no news is good news, because no news means she hasn’t been found dead,” she said. “She’s not one of those bodies as of yet.”
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What Caused California Wildfires?

published:24 Nov 2018

What Caused California Wildfires?

What Caused California Wildfires?

published:24 Nov 2018

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Are California\'s wildfires getting worse due to climate change? Or it it mismanagement of forests and wildspaces, and President Trump claims? On this episode of America Uncovered, we look at the surprising truth behind the California wildfires.
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What Caused California Wildfires?

published:24 Nov 2018

views:11443

Are California\'s wildfires getting worse due to climate change? Or it it mismanagement of forests and wildspaces, and President Trump claims? On this episode of America Uncovered, we look at the surprising truth behind the California wildfires.
America Uncovered relies on viewer support. Click here to learn more:
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https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1061168803218948096?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1061168803218948096&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.sfchronicle.com%2Fcalifornia-wildfires%2Farticle%2FTrump-on-California-s-Camp-Fire-Forest-13380388.php
https://thehill.com/homenews/state-watch/416156-california-governors-office-says-focus-is-on-wildfires-not-trumps-inane
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More homes in danger as California wildfire grows

published:10 Aug 2018

More homes in danger as California wildfire grows

More homes in danger as California wildfire grows

published:10 Aug 2018

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The governor of California has declared a state of emergency and 20,000 people were told to evacuate as the Holy Fire expanded to more than 10,000 acres.
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More homes in danger as California wildfire grows

published:10 Aug 2018

views:48274

The governor of California has declared a state of emergency and 20,000 people were told to evacuate as the Holy Fire expanded to more than 10,000 acres.
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Paradise, California, was a slice of heaven for those who lived there – until they lost everything in California\'s worst wildfire. The Camp fire wiped out the town, killed at least 85 people, and scorched 150,000 acres. But in the face of a dark new reality, shellshocked residents are displaying res

CHICO, California — As the Camp Fire continues to burn, 12 days later, and at 66 percent containment, 77 deaths have been confirmed, and 993 are left unaccounted for.
With over 151,000 acres burned, the search for the unaccounted is unprecedented.
\"We don’t normally have a process to deal with thi

Are California\'s wildfires getting worse due to climate change? Or it it mismanagement of forests and wildspaces, and President Trump claims? On this episode of America Uncovered, we look at the surprising truth behind the California wildfires.
America Uncovered relies on viewer support. Click her

The governor of California has declared a state of emergency and 20,000 people were told to evacuate as the Holy Fire expanded to more than 10,000 acres.
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Butte County Sheriff\'s Office released dramatic video of an officer\'s bodycam during wildfire evacuations in Paradise, California.
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